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The Washington Post Says We Should Stop Paying Interest on Government Bonds Because It All Goes to the Rich
News•Feb 26, 2026

The Washington Post Says We Should Stop Paying Interest on Government Bonds Because It All Goes to the Rich

The Washington Post editorial argues that interest paid on U.S. Treasury bonds disproportionately benefits wealthy investors, suggesting the government should cease these payments. It cites data showing that high‑income households and large institutional holders capture the bulk of coupon earnings. The piece proposes eliminating or dramatically reducing bond interest as a way to curb wealth inequality and lower fiscal outlays. Critics warn such a move could destabilize the sovereign debt market and raise borrowing costs.

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Advancing Black Workers in the South. An HBCU Research Initiative*
News•Feb 25, 2026

Advancing Black Workers in the South. An HBCU Research Initiative*

The Center for Economic and Policy Research (CEPR) has launched an HBCU‑led research initiative focused on advancing Black workers in the Southern United States. By pairing university economists with state labor agencies and private employers, the program maps skill gaps,...

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Reduce Inequality to Address Affordability
News•Feb 24, 2026

Reduce Inequality to Address Affordability

U.S. income inequality has deepened sharply from 1974 to 2024, with the bottom four quintiles’ share of total earnings falling from 62 % to under 55 % while the top 20 % rose to 52.2 %. The top five percent’s income share surged 40 %,...

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Trump’s Healthcare Affordability Pitch: Shift Costs to Patients
News•Feb 24, 2026

Trump’s Healthcare Affordability Pitch: Shift Costs to Patients

President Trump’s latest health‑care proposal argues that moving more cost‑sharing onto patients will make insurance premiums more affordable. The plan emphasizes expanded health‑savings accounts, higher deductibles, and greater out‑of‑pocket responsibility. Proponents claim the shift will curb government spending and stimulate...

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FEMA Aid Reorganization Could Prioritize Speed Over Survivors
News•Feb 24, 2026

FEMA Aid Reorganization Could Prioritize Speed Over Survivors

FEMA announced a sweeping reorganization that merges regional disaster‑relief offices into a single, centralized hub and launches a new digital claims portal. The plan promises to cut processing times by up to 30 percent, but it also trims on‑ground staff...

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New Research Reveals Millions Will Lose Medicare Advantage Coverage This Year
News•Feb 24, 2026

New Research Reveals Millions Will Lose Medicare Advantage Coverage This Year

A new study from the Center for Economic and Policy Research estimates that between 3 and 5 million Medicare beneficiaries will lose their Medicare Advantage (MA) plans in 2024. The decline is driven by rising premiums, tighter network restrictions, and...

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